Zac Edwards lived in Bolivar, Ohio, and was originally from Newport, Ohio. He was known among fellow pool players for his skill at the table, particularly his use of the jump cue, and for his encouragement and friendship.
Those who knew Zac described him as passionate, outspoken, stubborn, and fiercely loyal. He was never afraid to express his opinions or stand up for his beliefs, qualities that earned the respect of people who shared his love of the game.
Beyond billiards, Zac was a devoted father. Friends recalled how much he loved his young daughter and how proudly he spoke about her. His family life was an important part of the memories shared by those mourning his loss.
Details about his early life, career, age, and the circumstances surrounding his death have not been publicly confirmed in the information provided.
The Greater Canton Amateur Billiard Association (GCABA), through its president, Chris Miraglia, and board members, announced plans for a benefit pool tournament to honor Zac and support his family and friends.
The organizers stated that the date and location had not yet been finalized, with further details expected to be shared when available.
For those who knew him, Zac’s legacy extends beyond competition. It lives in the friendships, laughter, encouragement, and memories created around the pool table.
Heartfelt condolences go to his daughter, family, friends, and fellow players. May Zac Edwards be remembered for his passion, loyalty, and the lasting connections he built. Rest in peace, Zac.